stfuconservatives:

Texas approves controversial license plate featuring crosses

“Texas is getting a reputation for being unwelcoming to all faiths. The decision by the DMV simply reemphasizes that problem,” Kathy Miller, president of the liberal Texas Freedom Network, an Austin-based watchdog group, told The Times. “This is the danger of government playing favorites with faith: It can lead to folks having their faith questioned or diminished by government bodies, and that’s wrong.”

Miller, whose group released a statement opposing the plates, called on the DMV board to reconsider its decision, and on the state Legislature to clarify what plate designs are permissible.

“This isn’t a question of free speech; this is a question of government endorsing particular symbols, in this case religious symbols, in a way that diminishes religious freedom,” Miller said.

Just like the godbag plates my good ole state, Indiana, has.